Sr .Net/MS Power Apps Developer with SQL, NoSQL, and Python to redevelop existing internal applications currently in Python to .Net and MS PowerApps
Our client is a leader in the Digital Hospitality and Food Services Space. They are looking for a Sr .Net/MS Power Apps Developer with SQL, NoSQL, and Python to redevelop existing internal applications currently in Python to .Net and MS PowerApp.
Project: The analysis and redevelopment of an existing internal application, initially built in Python and supported by the Google Ferris Framework, leveraging a NOSQL database.
Responsibilities:
· Application Analysis and Development: Analyze the existing Capital Appropriation Request (CAR) application, understand its functionalities and workflows, and replicate these in a new application using either .NET or MS Power Apps based on a thorough evaluation of the most suitable technology.
· Database Integration: Implement an SQL/Dataverse backend for the new application, ensuring efficient data management and storage.
· User Interface Design: Develop a user-friendly interface with an entry form, dropdown fields, and calculated fields, enhancing user experience and functionality.
· Workflow Implementation: Create and integrate workflow processes for approval mechanisms within the application.
· File Attachment Feature: Implement a feature for attaching and managing files within the application.
· Testing and Deployment: Conduct thorough testing of the new application and oversee its deployment, ensuring smooth transition and functionality.
· Enhancement and Upgrades: Post-deployment, work on enhancements and upgrades as per the provided improvement list, collaborating with the team for effective implementation.
Must Haves:
· NET and MS Power Apps
· 7+ years of experience
· Solid background in working with NOSQL, SQL databases
· Experience in migrating or rewriting applications from different frameworks
· Competency in UI/UX design principles for application development
Nice to Have:
- · Knowledge of Python and familiarity with the Ferris Framework would be advantageous.